Sentence examples for a wider hearing from inspiring English sources

Miliband spoke words that are a necessary precondition for winning a wider hearing, which is important.

Barenboim's efforts to give Elgar a wider hearing have a big hinterland.

Moreover, it has ensured a wider hearing for those economists who have always been sceptical about the R-R thesis.

Like many groups that find themselves in intellectually uncharted territory, they have trouble distinguishing between ideas that deserve a wider hearing and ideas that are crankish or worse.

Given all this mixing and genre-busting, I'm surprised that Haitian musicians do not enjoy a wider hearing in our divides-are-disappearing musical era.

Independent Diplomat's role will be to gain a wider hearing at the United Nations., where Mr. Ross served as his country's representative on Middle Eastern issues, and among governments, including that of the United States.

But he's only now getting a wide hearing with "Invisible Cinema," his first album for Blue Note.

In a country where a large percentage of the population believes that the world is less than 10,000 years old and that humans once frolicked with dinosaurs, his argument that science and faith are compatible deserves a wide hearing.

Crocodilians have a wide hearing range, with sensitivity comparable to most birds and many mammals.

Now, as the European debt crisis that began in Greece threatens to engulf even France along with Italy and Spain, Mr. Connolly's longstanding proposition that the foisting of a common currency upon so many disparate nations would end in ruin is getting a much wider hearing.

So those who argue that IMF policies are designed to protect the rich at home and their creditors abroad receive an ever wider hearing.